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Data are presented on a method to diffuse Ge into quantum well AlxGa1−xAs-GaAs crystals from a vapor source, thus effecting impurity-induced layer disordering, and shift from lower to higher gap. The Ge diffusion is characterized on undoped GaAs by using secondary ion mass spectroscopy and capacitance-voltage electrochemical profiling. The layer disordering with Ge is used to fabricate 5-μm-wide buried heterostructure quantum well lasers (250 μm long) with continuous wave thresholds as low as 7 mA and output powers of greater than 90 mW (both facets).
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